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Sporting a black bra and matching underwear, Alessandra was in fine form as oil was dutifully rubbed into her taut midriff. Scroll down for video It's a tough job! Watch Dorm Daze 2 Online Iflix on this page.

Lingerie- clad Alessandra Ambrosio displayed her stunning physique while one lucky production assistant oiled her down ahead of another busy day on location in Aspen The sultry star added to her look with a pair of raunchy over- the- knee boots, while a raffish cowboy hat rounded things off. Evidently in high spirits, Alessandra mingled with various members of the predominantly male production team as she prepared for cameras to roll on the Michael Bay directed shoot. With temperatures cooling as the day progressed, the model stayed warm beneath an elegant black cape. Brazilian beauty: The sultry star added to her look with a pair of raunchy over- the- knee boots, while a raffish cowboy hat rounded things off. The leggy model has been joined by fellow Victoria's Secret stars Taylor Hill, Candice Swanepoel, Sara Sampaio and Elsa Hosk for the forthcoming catalogue. Taylor Hill, Lais Ribeiro, Elsa Hosk and Jasmine Tookes have also stepped into chaps, Daisy Dukes shorts and cowboy hats to model the brand's latest lingerie designs. All involved have documented the shoot by taking incredible selfies and portraits that looked perfect for the annual VS lingerie catalog. Finishing touches: With temperatures cooling as the day progressed, the model stayed warm beneath an elegant black cape. It's a bum deal: Alessandra has also been sharing snaps from her latest sunshine break in tropical Bora Bora.

Surveillance footage depicts an unknown man enter the Opera Gallery in Aspen on Tuesday, walk over to the expensive artwork and quickly slash two holes in the piece. A goat that was extremely bored, ornery, or both decided to smash in the front door of polyurethane manufacturer Argonics Inc.’s Colorado office this weekend, and.

In 2. 01. 6 she told Net- a- Porter's The Edit that she works hard on her body.'Your body will not go back to exactly what it was before pregnancy, whatever people tell you. It can't,' she said.'But I think I have a better body now than before I had kids.

It's partly because I work out, whereas before I didn't, but also to do with the shape—it just looks more formed now and I feel better about it than I did.' Rolling! Candice Swanepoel leaned on Alessandra Ambrosio as Michael Bay walked in the background during a shoot for Victoria's Secret in Aspen, Colorado this week. Howdy partner: Ambrosio (far right) also shared a photo where she was with two other models.

Unknown man destroys $3 million painting in Aspen gallery. In a bizarre act of vandalism on Tuesday, a man wearing a hat, sunglasses and one blue glove entered an art gallery in Aspen and slashed two holes in a $3 million painting. Surveillance footage shows that the unknown man walked into the Opera Gallery, bypassed other valuable works from artists like Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall and stopped in front of the contemporary Christopher Wool painting. He then pulled a knife or razor from his pocket and quickly slashed the painting twice before running out. The work is priced at $2. Untitled 2. 01. 4.' Wool's artwork is known to sell for huge sums and one was recently sold at auction for $2.

Scroll down for video A Christopher Wool painting was vandalized on Tuesday at the Opera Gallery in Aspen. Gallery owner Gregory Lahmi (pictured) points out the place where the artwork was cut.

Surveillance video depicts an unknown man walk into the gallery wearing a hat, sunglasses and one blue glove before slashing the piece. The man made two, several- inch long incisions in the valuable piece of art and then ran out of the gallery. Gregory Lahmi, the owner of the gallery near Aspen Mountain, told The Aspen Times that he couldn't believe the painting had been destroyed.'It's crazy,' Lahmi said.

First of all, I'm shocked for the work of the artist. It's ugly to do that to [the painting].'The motive for the act is hazy as well.

Wool is not known as a particularly controversial artist; his work has an abstract feel and often features words and bold, dark colors.'He's collected by the most important collectors in the world,' Lahmi said. Wool is an artist I respect the most.'Aspen Police Detective Jeff Fain is also baffled by the strange crime.'On it's face, it's extremely suspicious,' Fain told The Aspen Times. There has to be a reason someone would want to destroy this painting.'One aspect of the video, for example, highlights that the unknown man clearly came prepared to vandalize the work.

Before entering the gallery, he wedged a thin block of wood in the door frame to stop it from fully closing. He looked cautious only to touch the door and the wood with his gloved hand. Fain believes the block of wood may have been used to prop the door in case an emergency alarm locked it - a security technique sometimes used in jewelry stores.'That makes me believe this was well- thought- out,' Fain said. Adding to the suspicious behavior, in the weeks leading up to the crime, the gallery received three calls from a blocked number asking if there were any pieces by Wool or Andy Warhol. Though the man declined to give his name, he last called on April 2.

Aspen that week and to check if the Wool painting was still there. Anyone with information about the crime is urged to call Aspen police at 9.

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